Impound All Ballots Cast In Primary Ordered In Ohio
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown directs election boards statewide to impound ballots from the May 10 primary and hold them until told they may be destroyed The move aims to allow a recount in the Herbert Palmer contest for the Republican at large congressional nomination and follows speculation Brown might contest the governorship result. Brown and aides offered little explanation.
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Brown
Election Boards of State
Columbus
U.P
Clarence J. Brown
Secretary of State’s Ofice
Palmer
Herbert
Ohio
David S$. Ingalls
Cleveland
Umit
Ingalls
Statehouse
Blanches
Curtis Denies Guilt and Is Remanded to Jail in Lindbergh Case
Curtis John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia pleaded not guilty to obstructing justice after arraignment. His bail of 10000 dollars was kept high by Judge Adam Robbing as Curtis, once social in Norfolk, confessed his imagined links to the Lindbergh kidnap plot and his sea search with Col. Lindbergh. He faces renewed imprisonment amid reports he may retract the confession. Last winter Marietta Apple Market notes indicate Washington County apples remain available through local dealers with improved storage methods extending shelf life.
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Flemington
WN. J
U.R
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Boabuilder
Atorney
C. Lloyd Fisher
Adam C. Robbing
Curtis
Lindbergh
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Marietta
Washington County
Pavement Artists
London
Royal Academy
Albany
Sackville Street
Coli
Shelia
Captain Kettle
Oxford Street
Portland veteran convoy seeks full World War II bonus
W. W. Waters of Portland Oregon acts as field marshal for about 400 World War I veterans recruited locally. The group travels by freight train and trucks toward Washington D C demanding immediate payment of the bonus. They face railroad delays at Caseyville Indiana and receive transport assistance from Indiana National Guard and a pledge of similar aid across Ohio.
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W. W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Washington, D. C
Caseyville
Indiana
National Guard
Ohio
Fighting Bid in Drive for Governorship
Cincinnati chemist William Pightime McAlpine seeks the Progressive party nomination for governor. He vows to defeat Ingalls and White and outlines a stark campaign plan built on thrift, with a trailer and donated fuel, asking for a chauffeur with an old car to pull the rig and secure food and coal.
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Columbus
Willian
McAlpine
Cincinnati
Ingalls
White
Ghting BU
Ohio State
Goodyear Tire and Thubber Company
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lipumann
Lipumann argues unmanly fears stem from demoralized citizenry and eroded trust in leadership. He cites science, modernity, and prohibition as sources, noting silence from high places and a crisis of public spirit that weakens national unity.
State Farmers Given Degrees
Ohio University hosts the fourth annual Ohio Association of Future Farmers meeting in Columbus with over 1,800 high school boys in attendance. Honorary state farmer degrees go to TB Skinner, LE L. Rammell, and Ralph A. Howard for scholarship leadership and farming skills. New state farmers include Ate jen Christy Woodsfield and Hobart Fitton Gallipolis.
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Columbus
Ohioiversity
Ohio Association of Future Farmers
Roosevelt Given Chance at Democratic National Convention
Washington June 4 The fight to block Franklin D Roosevelt appeared ebbing for the day as prospects grew that he would be nominated at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on June 27. Roosevelt backers swung back to hoping he would compete on the first ballot, with Newton D. Baker of Ohio seen as the leading rival if Roosevelt falters. Meanwhile Baltimore & Ohio Railroad asked the state utilities commission for permission to close agency stations at Senator Vill in Seven County Coalton Jackson County and Trenton Butler County due to insufficient business.
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Washington
Wranklin
Tinnsevelt
Chicago
Mardhers
Roosevelt
Soalh
Alfred E. Smith
Newton D. Beker
Ohl
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Today
Midlic Utilities Commission
Senatorvill
Sevnte County
Coalton
Jackison County
Trenton
Butler County
English Babies in America Fetch High Prices and Blue Blood Demand
London reports American demand for English infants of Anglo-Saxon lineage with prices up to 500 dollars. Adoption fees go to societies while mothers may pay up to 150 dollars. wealthy women seek children with noble blood, and some famous names are linked to adoptions.
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Marian Thush Sindeh Aca
Cee
London
America
English Speaking Union
Jereinnsen
Constance Bennett
Two Pay for Murder Die In Pen Chair
Two men executed by electric chair at Ohio’s Oho Penitentiary after being found guilty of murder in Pickaway County. Henry Loudermill, white, and Walter Brown, black, faced the chair in a tense, silent process as guards prepared the chamber. Loudermill died within minutes. Brown’s death followed shortly after, witnesses noting the stoic posture of both inmates.
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Columbus
U.P
Istate
Speechiras
Henry Loudermill
Walter Brown
Ota Penitentiary
John Kidney
Pickaway County
Seabury Ready With Evidence For Governor
Samuel Seabury, counsel for the Hofstadter Committee investigating Mayor Walker, says a transcript and analysis of testimony will reach Governor Roosevelt early next week. The governor plans to act on each piece of evidence as presented.
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Prober
Walker
Roosevelt
York
Jung
Tivideneu Ageinat
James J. Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Civil War Vet Burchett Dies at 92 in Washington County
William T. Burchett 92 lifelong Washington County resident and Civil War veteran died at the home of his daughter Mrs. C A Porter in Vincent after illness. Born September 2 1829 at Watertown he served in Company FL 3th Regiment G W L. Survived by five children a brother and four sisters.
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Washington County
William T. Burchett
C. A. Porter
Vinocent
Burchett
Josiah
Sarah Burchett
Watertown
3Th Regiment
W. B. Burchett
Vincent
H. F. Burchett
Swift
Virginia Wears
Pataskala
Satie Martin
Barlow
Arthur Porter
Jealousy Charged in Circus Stab Wounding at Parkersburg
George Roberta and his wife, circus performers, went on trial in Parkersburg W Virginia charged with feloniously stabbing Mrs Billy Keen during a Hagenbeck Wallace circus visit. Keen testified swearing out the warrant after a night hospital stay. The accused were arrested at Chillicothe.
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Parkerstars
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Roberta
Billy Keen
Mra
Keen
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Jealousy Lo
Swoon An
Chillicothe
Mayor's Wife Hurt in Auto Crash Near Sandusky
Ruth Miller wife of Mayor Ray T Miller sustained a fractured collar bone and severe bruises in a Friday auto crash seven miles west of Sandusky after a tire blew out. She was reported recovering today in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Jaume
Ruth Miller
Ray T. Miller
Sandusky
Mexican Quakes Cause Heavy Loss on Pacific Coast
Mexico City reports heavy loss of life and widespread property damage after tremors along the Pacific coast. Volcanoes were also active, sparking fears of further danger as rescuers search for survivors.
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Mexico City
U.P
Pacific
Mexico
Colors and casualties in a distant earthquake event
A damaged telegraph-like report describes a naval color run to Midshipman Leuk Lb Kimn and a Chinese named station lost. It notes casualties among soldiers, widespread damage to bridges and tunnels, and aftershocks affecting Pacific regions with Magrethon and Zamora dispatches reporting collapsed fortifications and ruined homes.
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Veice Noes
National Railways
Abi
Jaliseo
Magrethon
Genera Alors
Pacific
Macallan
la Preana
Zamora
Michoneah
Ua Thirty-Eighth Infantey
Ens
Two Bandits Get Life For Bank Robbery Conviction
Caldwell June 44 convicts of taking part in a $10,000 robbery of Noble County National Bank were sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary Friday by Judge Jim Dye. The two bandits were Walter and Franual Walter, 22. The third man Peter Chardin, convicted, was given a life term by the jury’s mercy.
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Caldwell
Nobie County
Niullonal
Ohio
Frete Tlolttelr
Faanal Walter
Ubird
Peter Chardin
Siercy
Ite
Yao Yeora
Privon
Belpre Man Freed After Fatal Truck Collision
Tay Stevens of Belpre Ohio was freed by a magistrate on charges of driving with improper brakes and fined. The case involved the death of 12 year old Virginia Griffen struck on public streets, with prior grand jury action for manslaughter.
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Parkersburg
W. Vu
Lune
Tay Stevens
Belpre
Plendert
Virginia Griffen
T Puble
Auid
Sloveny
Bond Market Gels Support
The article discusses a 300 million dollar New York banking consortium forming to stabilize the bond market. It notes bankers aim to supply high grade bonds and act as a bulwark against market breaks while avoiding aggressive bids that attract outsiders. The market has suffered from a prolonged bid shortage.
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Bmw York
Dunn
U.R
New York
Ag &Eptine
Wall Street
Baccalaureate Sunday at Atharia High School
Baccalaureate services for the 1022 graduating class of Atharia High School will be Sunday night at eight in the auditorium. Rev. A Wilcox will preside and deliver the invocation. Rev. Reed Downs will preach the sermon as music from the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs and Edward Wing provide a solo.
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Wilcoc
Athend High
Atharia Healer High School
Wilcox
Radford
Akron Man Shot by Police Caught During Robbery Attempt
Akron police report John Cen ter, 44, was shot as he allegedly tried to enter a house for a robbery. He opened fire as officers pursued him, and the scene included Mary 40 describing him as deeply religious. Authorities noted a family distress context and referenced a home decorated with biblical images.
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Akron
Sinn
U.r—John Center
Mary
Conker Homie Werd
Chillicothe Telephone Rates Denied by Public Utilities Board
The Public Utilities Commission denied Chillicothe Telephone Company leave to raise rates at Frankfort Ohio. The denial cited resident objections to rate increases and unfinished investment plans to convert to automatic operation. A proposed monthly increase was estimated around a dollar, with concerns about timing and impact on the community.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Tetenphone
Frankfort
Uthlisties Commission
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